United States. An Army Air Corps China-Burma-India Theater 14Th Air Force "Flying Tigers" Jacket, C.1945 Hold described his astounding meeting with

described his astounding meeting with Private First Class Rothwell after the Battle of Sad Hill: "I met up with Ed (Edward Audelo) after he came back from the hospital and he introduced me to a medic

with original pins connecting to the replacement leather chin strap

each perforated with six eyelets

in fine quality BeVo style machine embroidery consisting of a white and black vertically positioned sword on a black/white outlined shield

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United States. An Army Air Corps China-Burma-India Theater 14Th Air Force "Flying Tigers" Jacket, C.1945 Hold described his astounding meeting withThis jacket is fabricated from a fine army green wool, button down epaulette straps on both shoulders, each of which is secured in place by a large brown plastic button at the neck end, with a Lieutenant Colonel rank insignia pinned in place on both straps. There is a China Burma India Theater of Operations patch sewn in place on the left shoulder, in silvered bullion wire, in various textures, with red, cobalt blue and midnight blue embroidery, while